Traditional color vision theory posits that three types of retinal photopigments transduce
light into a trivariate neural color code, thereby explaining color-matching behaviors. …

We report a search for group differences in color experience between male and female
subjects, focusing on the relative prominence of the axes of color space. Dissimilarity data were …

The accepted model of color naming postulates that 11 “basic” color terms representing 11
common perceptual experiences show increased processing salience due to a theorized …

Methods of ranking individuals in a dominance hierarchy that use transitivity of relationships
may obscure irregularities. Furthermore, these methods use only a small proportion of the …

Specifying the factors that contribute to the universality of color categorization across
individuals and cultures is a longstanding and still controversial issue in psychology, linguistics, …

A metamemory paradigm involving the use of near-threshold visual priming is developed in
which a brief flash of a previously nonrecalled answer occurs, and then the person attempts …

Objective: To develop insight into resident physician attitudes about inpatient hyperglycemia
and determine perceived barriers to optimal management. Methods: As part of a planned …

This article applies the interpoint-distance model (IDM) to explain composite color categories
that continue to challenge existing models in the literature. Using universal cognitive …

BACKGROUND: Information regarding practitioner beliefs about inpatient diabetes care is
limited. OBJECTIVE: To assess resident physician attitudes about inpatient hyperglycemia …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore attitudes among inpatient midlevel
practitioners about hospital hyperglycemia and to identify perceived barriers to care.